Sentence examples for proper reserve from inspiring English sources

"The Wacs have dignity and proper reserve".

It's appalling we don't have a proper reserve system for them.

Although they tend to follow that "strong at home, weak away" pattern, Millwall have a "proper" reserve team.

The caution about causation, as I have written before, is not a sign of uncertainty but, rather, a sign of proper reserve: correlations are not causes, but they are the strongest evidence we will ever have.

Other governments have imposed "caveats" on their forces, refusing to let them move out of their comparatively safe areas in the north and west or to share their equipment, such as helicopters.General Richards says he is one of the few commanders ever to be sent into a theatre of war without a proper reserve.

The Secretary of the Army may lend, without expense to the United States, magazine rifles and appendages that are not of the existing service models in use at the time and that are not necessary for a proper reserve supply, to any educational institution having a uniformed corps of cadets of sufficient number for target practice.

In 1899, Wicken became the first proper nature reserve in Britain when it was protected by the National Trust.

How much liquidity (i.e. resources that can easily be converted to cash) do you need for your shorter-term goals and to maintain a proper cash reserve?

Governments fail to build up proper grain reserves.

"Amelia" is handsome yet predictable and high-minded — not a dud, exactly, but too proper, too reserved for its swaggering subject.

On Wednesday, we will introduce legislation to ensure that all banks have proper capital reserves to back up their sometimes risky practices — so that taxpayers don't have to.